The fabric here is incredibly lightweight, a nylon-like blend with a soft, supple hand. It has a small shirt collar and a button-front placket; elbow-length sleeves and hip pockets add to its easy vibe. The silhouette is quite full and oversized, with arcing seam details throughout.
Our model, Julia, is 5'9". She's wearing a size Small here, which was roomy on her. Her measurements: Bust, 34 inches; Waist, 25 inches; Hip, 36 inches.
Carsten and Lenka Rundholz founded the Rundholz brand in Germany in 1993. The couple carefully rebuilt an ancient, regional farm into a modern headquarters in the Lower Rhine area, only an hour away from major cities like Dusseldorf and Cologne. They find endless inspiration in this region, which is characterized by small rivers and old trees, tiny fortresses and huge old farms, in their creative oasis, hidden behind high hedges and old willows. They create three distinct labels: Rundholz, Rundholz DIP and Rundholz Black Label, more than 600 pieces each year. “Our pattern makers are often astonished by the result of Carsten's sewing experiments; they need to rip the seams on everything in order to understand his patterns,” says Lenka. But before conquering the runway, all outfits have to pass the most crucial test. “Nothing will be put into the collection before Lenka gives her approval,” Carsten says.
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